Fears Autoists Would Get Alky From Auto Fuel
Dr Gustav Egloff warned that alcohol in gasoline could tempt motorists to drink it. Ethanol from farm products was discussed as a component of power alcohol blends, with claims of better mileage and smoother engine operation but questions about its role in gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Alono
Gustav Egloff
Chicago
American Chemical Soccety
Draghti
Alcot
Leohf Christensen
Amesia
Cnemurgic Council
Notable Cedar Rapids Man Dies in California
Claude Carmichael, a former Shenandoah area farmer and creamery expert, died April 10 in a Sacramento hospital after a three year tuberculosis rest cure. Born April 13 1902 in Oronogo Missouri he lived in Shenandoah Ames and Des Moines. Survived by wife Etna and son James Richard 4 his mother Mrs Ruth Visser Shenandoah and in laws Mr and Mrs James Anton Center Point Services and burial in California.
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Claude Ault Carmichael
Cedar Rapids
Sacramento
Calif
Oronogo
Shenandoah
Town State College
Ames
Etna Jonson
Des Moines
Cedar Minids
James Richard
Ruth Visser
James Anton
This City
California
Blake and Lowery store sale in Manchester
Special to The Gazette Manchester the Blake and Lowery goods store operated by Wi C Blake for 40 years has been sold to Earl Roff and Miss Hester Roff Muss Roff. The building will be redecorated with a modern lighting system and new goods lines added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Blake and Lowery
Wi C Blake
Earl Roff
Hester Roff Muss Roff
Waterloo
Waukon
Ole Rema
Allamakee County
Wauaua
Bertha Swain
Norway
Gilpert Jegium
Pant Crees Township
Oscar Evenson
Harpers Ferry
John
Leonard Rema
Center Township
John Swain
Old East Paint Creek Church
Lisbon
Boy Scout
Miles Dahn
Leo Kamberling
Wayne Ebcerly
Robert Towne
Gordon Rahn
Ward McConlogue
Wayne Robbins
Lee McHenry
Dale Harris
Salmagundi
Howard Kohl
West Branch
Harry Gray
Pasadena
Calif
Floyd Westfall
Charles O Gray
le Sueur
Minn
Albert Pedersen
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Gerald Morris
Germany reports French nix on Graf Zeppelin overflight
Berlin says France refused permission for the Graf Zeppelin commanded by Hans von Schiller to fly from Friedrichshafen to South America via France. The airship carried 16 passengers and freight on its voyage toward the South Atlantic, while the Hindenburg and Jo the Graf used alternative routes and gained permission to return via the Rhone valley after engine trouble and headwinds.
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Berlin
German
Air Ministry
Friedrichshafen
South America
France
Graf
Hans von Schiller
South Atlantic
Zeppelin
Hindenburg
Joe the Graf
Netherlands
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Rhone Valley
Auto Makers Quit Commerce Chamber Rift Narrowed
The Automobile Manufacturers Association including most producers except Henry Ford withdrew from the U S Chamber of Commerce citing disagreement over federal regulation of buses and trucks. Talks to repair the breach were reported but no agreement reached as the Chamber held its annual convention.
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Washington
INS
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Henry Ford
United States Chamber of Commerce
Tre Chamber
Four Bandits Raid Farm Home Seize Cash
Four masked men raided Henry May's farm home in Le Mars taking $300 after threatening his 72-year-old wife. They forced her into the basement and left with cash, while $1,200 in postal savings bonds were discarded. May and his two sons, George and Louis, found the home ransacked.
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LE Mars
Apji
Henry
Fav
Mear
Ms May
May
George
Louis
Washington Sideshow by Fulton Lewis Jr on bank lending and arms plans
The piece reports President Roosevelt’s frustration with private banks lending only with government guarantees while the Reconstruction Finance Corporation profits from bond handling. It notes 45 percent project funding by Public Works and debates over 14- vs 16-inch guns for new battleships amid Navy two camps. Chief Justice Hughes is highlighted as a constant at the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coprricht
Universal Service
Washington
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Public Works Administration
Public Works
Ickes
Jones
TAVY
Congress
London
Japan
Standley
Navy
U.S
General Board
Cowboy L. Gass’s bid to counter Huey Long in Oklahoma
The article profiles Percy L. Gass a wealthy Oklahoma figure who aims to oppose Huey Long by adopting Long’s rhetoric and tactics on common ground. It notes Treasury gold figures and references Nebraska's George Norris and Morris Cooke’s interference with flood control plans as political context.
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Percy L. Gassaway
Oklahoma
Huey Long
Huey
Treasury
Nebraska
George Norris
Morris Cooke
Cooke
Woman hurt by runaway car in her own yard
Mrs Elmer Grafton of 243 Thirty-fifth street SE suffered a fractured rib and bruises at 7 p m Monday when brakes released on a car parked on a driveway across the street caused it to roll backward onto her lawn as she tried to move. Police were notified by owner R H Baresh of 256 Thirty-fifth street SE.
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Thirty-fifth Street
Steve Saris
B Avenue NW
First Street
First Avenue W
Joe R. Yarbrough
First Avenue
Snyder Estate Bequests Shared by Institutions and Relatives
The will of James Snyder, dated June 15 1933 with a codicil from Dec 21 1933, distributes bequests to institutions and former employees in Rapids and Cedar Rapids. Major gifts include 5000 to a curative home, 2900 to another home, 300 to an endowment fund, and 15000 each to a niece Mrs Alice Boyd and George P My Kibbin, plus various sums to former employees and nephews and a niece of the deceased wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
FO Etlison
First Presbyterian
Alice Boyd
Morrison, Tl
George P My Kibbin
Snyders
Frank Lounsbury
Fred A McDonnell
Mary A Bangs
Ralph Epler
Frank Amorod
Edna Kunkle
Robert Ford
Louise Gurling
Joanna Hagey
Mr Snyders
Thomas Sylvester
George Sylvester
Frank Sylvester
Ralph Sylvester
Emile Elijah
Two Missing Boys Sought In Town Search
Police searched Monday night for Lloyd Watson, 15, and James Sorenson, 1312 L street, after their fathers reported both boys were absent from school. Lloyd is five feet five inches, 120 pounds, blond hair, blue eyes, wearing a gray suit and orange sweater. he wore no hat.
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Earl Watson
J Street
Lloyd
James Sorenson
L Street
Wil sory School Boys Absent From Classes
Vernon, aged 14, 5 feet 6 inches tall and 120 pounds, with blond hair and a red sweater, white shirt and gray trousers, was reported missing along with another boy who attended Wil sosry school. Authorities said both were not in school Tuesday.
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Vernon
Wilsory School
Clear Day Follows Spring Thunderstorm in Cedar Rapids
A spring thunderstorm left Cedar Rapids with light moisture after high winds and dust. Temperatures rose from 53 at 6 am to 65 by 10 am and 69 by 2:39 pm, with a daily high near 76, just one degree shy of the record. a low of 43 at 7 pm followed by 56 at midnight per Chambers Inskeep company records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers Inskeep Company
Cheron, Veteran French Statesman, Dies at 69
Paris dispatch reports Henry Cheron a veteran of 12 French ministries and a legendary figure in French politics died Tuesday at his Lisieuz home at age 69 after an appendicitis operation. Peritonitis and a weakened heart preceded death.
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Paris
INS
Henry Cheron
Lisieuz
Cheron
Zemo Promises Relief for Skin Irritations
For 26 years Zemo has offered relief from itching and irritation from eczema rashes pimples ringworm and similar skin problems. It is marketed as cooling soothing and effective with Good Housekeeping Bureau approval and priced at 35 60 and 1.
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Good Housekeeping Bureau
Canfield couple names newborn son at Mercy Hospital
Mr and Mrs Morris Canfield of 283 Twelfth Avenue SW welcomed a son named David Alyn on April 13 at Mercy Hospital. Separately, Mr and Mrs Everett Biogen of Alburnett reported a son named Everett Jack on April 13 at Mercy Hospital.
Radio Stations and Programs Across the Midwest and Nation
A sprawling OCR fragment lists numerous radio stations and show elements. Names include WEAF WMAQ KMOX WCCO WJ and NBC related references, with scattered mentions of hosts and programs across cities and times, suggesting a wide radio programming map.
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Cis
Tom and
Abner
NBC
Kote Hinth
KMOX
WCCO
HBO
Hiuink
Fred Aveo
Cathal
Weced
Nbcr
Teva
Paland
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Associated Press
Aacagce
Alan Gurmaeaaaroe
Claude A. Carmichael
Mrs
May Chamberlin
Center Point
Charles Chamberlin
Wyoming
Warner
Alvin’ Chamberlin
Mirs Hoyt Condon
Ada Campbell
Barriett Graves
Ethel Harkin
Peoria
Blanchell
Great Britain
Iowa News
Germany
Commerce Chamber
Fulton Lewis, JR
Hughes
Supreme Court
Snyder Estate
Zemo
WEAF
Wy Mh
WTA
Ben Wu
Bayer
Wilf
Tian Marty Meru
Cobain
Tarry
Chainertween
Cna
WATH
eNews
Teese Lee
WEAP
Whale
Agen
Bladen Federation
CBS
Ferever
INDO
Jackie Heiter
Tener Inrc
Steney Verna
ABC
Cham Armstreag
Suhm Kmon
WABC
Chain
WAC
Vrai Adie Briupman
Chay Wodm Wie
Wan Tiey
Aibaert
Enoch
Tilia
Duke of Kent
Armstrong’s
Iowa
Armstrong
Armstrong Clothing CompAny
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